Previews begin Dec. 22. Opens Dec. 25.
New Yiddish Rep revives Sholem Asch’s controversial drama, which ran on Broadway in 1923 and inspired the new Paula Vogel play “Indecent.” In Yiddish, with English supertitles.
In previews. Opens Dec. 13.
His Royal Hipness Lord Buckley
Jake Broder wrote and stars in this tribute to the mid-century comedian, who drew on bebop rhythms to create an outré countercultural persona.
In previews. Opens Dec. 11.
This new a-cappella musical, directed by Kathleen Marshall and written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez, James-Allen Ford, Russ Kaplan, and Sara Wordsworth, traces the intertwining lives of New York commuters.
Opens Dec. 14.
Fellowship for Performing Arts presents this play by Chris Cragin-Day and Max McLean, in which Luther’s wife defends him against the Devil, and the witnesses include Hitler, Freud, and…
In previews. Opens Dec. 12.
David Oyelowo plays the title role in Sam Gold’s production of the Shakespeare tragedy, opposite Daniel Craig’s Iago.
In previews.
Cate Blanchett and Richard Roxburgh star in the Sydney Theatre Company production of Andrew Upton’s play, based on an early Chekhov work (known as “Platonov”) and directed by…
In previews. Opens Dec. 13.
The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
The National Theatre of Scotland stages this immersive musical fable at the home of “Sleep No More,” transforming its speakeasy space, the Heath, into a Scottish pub.
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